With 13 walks, 15 stolen bases, and a dominant showing from Anna Grace Tilghman, Greene Central showcased a relentless offensive identity that could make them a serious threat in the Eastern Plains race.
Miken Williams, who recently committed to Carteret Community College, continues to anchor North Lenoir’s lineup with consistent production, highlighted by his 3-hit, 3-RBI performance against North Pitt.
South Lenoir leaned on timely hitting and steady pitching to pull away late in an 11-2 win over Clinton on Tuesday in East Central 3A/4A play.
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In a back-and-forth conference battle against a 7-3 Clinton squad, the Blue Devils delivered when it mattered most, walking off the Dark Horses 4-3 in the bottom of the ninth to move to 6-0 on the…
North Lenoir put together its most complete offensive performance of the season Tuesday, rolling past North Pitt 22-0 in Three Rivers 4A play.
Bethel Christian Academy continued its strong March stretch with a 15-3 win over North East Carolina Prep on Tuesday at home.
After being tested by some of the top competition in the area, Greene Central responded in a big way Tuesday night.
Woodington rolls past Jones Middle, improves to 3-0 Woodington Middle School continued its strong start to the season with a dominant 13-0 win over Jones Middle, moving to 3-0 on the year. The Raiders have now…
The Rams entered Thursday coming off a loss to South Central (7-0). They were met with another tough test in unbeaten Rosewood (8-0). The matchup marked the first recorded meeting between the two programs since MaxPreps…
Woodington Middle School continued its strong start to the season with a dominant 13-0 win over Jones Middle, moving to 3-0 on the year.
A legendary coach remembered, a wild comeback, a one-run thriller, and big questions surrounding Greene Central—this episode has everything shaping the local baseball and softball season.
North Lenoir’s boys tennis team pushed its record to 3-1 with a pair of convincing performances, rolling past North Pitt 9-0 and East Carteret 8-1.
The standard isn’t explained at Kinston — it’s lived, it’s defended, and on the biggest stage in North Carolina high school basketball, the Vikings proved once again why champions are expected in green and white.
Behind a composed effort on both ends of the floor, Goldsboro defeated East Surry 54–46 to capture the NCHSAA 3A girls basketball state championship, securing the program’s first state title since 1982 and capping a remarkable…
For Aziyah Boyer, stepping onto the basketball court at Goldsboro High means more than just playing the game. It means continuing a family legacy that stretches back more than four decades. Boyer is helping lead the…
